We are a global mindset film production company based in Tokyo.
OI FILMS is a film production company located in Tokyo, Japan, with native English and Japanese speakers. It is driven by the belief in embodying a global mindset while maintaining a strong local presence. With over 15 years of experience in film and video production, our award-winning work has been recognized at international film festivals.
ABOUT
Vision
VISION
A moment's emotion is an everlasting memory.
Our mission is to craft "one for life" films—timeless pieces that leave a profound imprint on the viewer's heart. Each project is a labor of love, designed to evoke a powerful emotional response and create a lasting impact.
As native speakers of both Japanese and English, we seamlessly bridge cultural gaps, delivering content that resonates with diverse audiences and showcases our international sensitivity.
Bilingual Expertise
We are proud to partner with Burn A Light Production, a distinguished production company based in San Francisco. This partnership leverages our deep connections in both Los Angeles and San Francisco.
Grobal Partnership
With over 15 years of experience and a background in internationally award-winning filmmaking, our expertise ensures that every project is crafted with the highest level of artistry and precision.
Artistic Excellence
Our films are more than just visual experiences—they are emotional journeys that linger in the minds and hearts of viewers long after the screen fades to black.
Emotional Engagement
CEO / Founder
YUTA OKAMURA
Yuta Okamura is a Japanese-born and raised writer and director. Over the past decade, Yuta has lived and worked in both Los Angeles and Tokyo, directing and shooting short films, documentaries, web series, commercials, and music videos. After high school, he moved to the United States and went on to graduate with a Bachelor of Arts in Film & Television Production from the University of Southern California in 2011.
Yuta's work has earned global acclaim and recognition. His short film "Waking Up" won the Best Film and Best Director awards at the Asians on Film Festival and was showcased at the Short Shorts Film Festival, among over 10 international film festivals. Additionally, Yuta's film "The Lost Samurai" won the Jury Award at the Rappahannock Independent Film Festival in 2011.
